From my perspective, it seems that:
Modern browsers adhere to the ECMAScript Language Specification
The trademark for "JavaScript" belongs to Oracle Corporation, currently used by Netscape and Mozilla
According to page 43 of the 2018 ECMAScript specification, "ECMAScript is based on several originating technologies, the most well-known being JavaScript (Netscape) and JScript (Microsoft)"
Originally, I thought that ECMAScript standardized JavaScript. However, based on the information above, it appears that while ECMAScript has heavily borrowed from JavaScript, today "JavaScript" is just an implementation of ECMAScript.
Therefore, if I were to write code intended to be run across all browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, would it be incorrect to refer to it as "JavaScript" according to a strict interpretation?
Does ECMAScript provide any guidance on whether using the name "JavaScript" is an acceptable synonym for ECMAScript?